When you have to move, knowing how to pack is an added advantage, more so because people are usually apprehensive and a bit too overwhelmed with the very thought of packing goods, which is basically the whole house fitted into house moving boxes. But it is nothing like you have to climb a mountain, trust me, you can do it.

Setting goals: Set realistic time-related goals within which you can pack all your belongings in the moving boxes. The expected time of packaging should depend upon the number of the rooms you have and how densely packed they are with things.

Identifying the things: For each room, go about identifying the items that you need to dispose off or can be recycled. Sorting what you need to keep, what you can discard, what you can need to reuse is definitely the hardest bit of the whole moving. The rest of the packing? Is as smooth as satin!

What to pack first? Or last?

In each of the rooms, you will have items which are necessary and you will need during the last few days of your stay, things that you would require on a daily basis. Only put those items on the day of the move or just a day before. Everything else, bedding, utensils, books, not so necessary toiletries, grocery if any, clothes, decorative pieces, ornaments, everything should be well-packed beforehand.

Pack your clothes effortlessly: It is time that you detach yourself emotionally from the clothes you no longer wear. You can either donate your not-so-old clothes, or turn the ragged ones into floor or kitchen wipes, or just throw those away. The ones that you are gonna pack, do not remove hangers or fold clothes. Instead go for a few wardrobe boxes that would allow you to easily carry suits, dresses and delicate clothing items without wrinkling them.

Maximise the space in your removal boxes: Fill the larger removal boxes with light or small objects and the smaller ones with heavier items. The boxes will be compact, thus easier to carry, without any breakage of items. While you are packing clothing, keep the larger pieces in the boxes and roll the smaller ones to fill the gaps. To transport your clothes, use your luggage instead. As a result, this will free some of your transport boxes to carry other items.

Also, cooking utensils usually fit into one another, so make full use of it and pack the dishes wrapped in old newspaper or old clothes.

Label to identify your boxes: When it is unpacking time, you will be at peace to find things in place. Use labels or coloured stick-ons to identify your boxes. You can also make a checklist with the number of boxes you used for each room in your previous house. Once you arrive at your new residence it will then be easier for you find you if you have carried back all your belongings.

The First-day Box: There are high-chances that your new home will be empty but you would want it to make it comfortable as fast as possible, but it might be possible on the first day itself. The first-day box is a unique box that will make you feel a little less overwhelmed for all the move. To enable a smooth transition this first-day box is a must. Let’s see what all things you can keep in this box:

• Clothes that you can wear for at least 2-3 days
• Essential toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo)
• Chargers (for laptop, mobiles, tablets)
• Small objects that you don’t want to get mixed with other objects
• First-aid box and medicines.

You would know the best what all things should go into your first-day box. If you are looking to get all queries for your packaging supplies UK get solved, definitely browse through brands like Wellpack before you start working out with the removal boxes.